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Updated 4/07/09 |
Our Mission:
To provide the Pinball Community with parts and kits that are unique or not easily obtained elsewhere. We will do this by assembling kits and special projects that are unique to the world of pinball. And provide them at the lowest cost possible.
Count Flash:
We will be making more of the two kits below as soon as we have 50 people signed up. You MUST use the links below in the text to be counted. As of April, 2009 we have about 1/2 of the names needed for both below before we start.
Our Upcoming items:
Earthshaker Moving Institute Kit
Add this kit to your Williams Earthshaker Pinball to make the Institute on your machine move in sync with the game. Works just like the prototype and your game is all ready to use this kit. Kit will include motor unit, wiring harness, and detailed instructions. The kit will include all of the necessary hardware and wiring to adapt your Earthshaker's stationary Institute into a fully moving one. There is nothing else to buy and we have done all of the hard engineering for you. The Moving IE is being designed and built by Mark E. Davidson.
We have completed sales of these units and are guaging the interest in another run.
If we can get 50 people to sign up, we'll make more of these with a planned delivery of 2009. If you want to buy one of these, please get your name on the list by clicking the link below and we'll send you an e-mail when we are ready to start accepting orders.
Click Here to e-mail us your name and get on the no-obligation waiting list. Please be sure to include your full name and City/State/Country in the e-mail body.
Bill Ung of UFO Pinball had this to say about our first run kits:
"I had the pleasure of running your Earthshaker Building mod on my proto Earthshaker yesterday. We unplugged the building and ran a general test. The mechanism worked great!! It followed all the normal instructions and behaved just like the original. The owner had brought the mechanism to our monthly Pinball League Night. I was impressed with the wiring harness connectors. That's an awful lot of soldering, but the assembly really works well."
Michael Wagnon wrote:
"Mark and Al put together a solid reliable version of the prototype building from earthshaker and the
related documentation. Mark's building assembly was a solid good design. I only had to remove the pop rivets
from the building and undo 2 screws on the rail to install the building into the assembly. Al's detailed
manual made the install really simple and quick to install the building kit to the playfield and attach
the wires to the back box boards. From start to finish it only took me about 3 hours. Kudos to Mark and Al
for their hard work to make a complex installation simple for the users."
Doctor Who Wobble Head Kit
This kit is added to your Bally Doctor Who Pinball to make the Dalek on your machine move in sync with the game. It works just like the prototype and your game is ready to use this kit (no ROM updates required). Kit includes motor unit, wiring harness, and detailed instructions.
In 2008 we made about 70 units and sold them to people on our mailing list.
We have completed sales of these units and are guaging the interest in another run. If we can get 50 people to sign up, we'll make more of these with a planned delivery of 2009. If you want to buy one of these, please get your name on the list by clicking the link below and we'll send you an e-mail when we are ready to start accepting orders.
Click Here to e-mail us your name and get on the no-obligation waiting list. Please be sure to include your full name and City/State/Country in the e-mail body.
James Willing wrote:
Well, in a word: Brilliant!
The Wobble Head kit arrived on the weekend, so had to wait until Monday to start... Overall, about an hour and a half to get everything in place, and he's resplendent in his newly wibbly-wobbly form. Couple of purely cosmetic things to finish off, but that's just me...
Thanks to all for your efforts! It brings a whole new level of fun to what was already pretty much my favourite game!
Click here for the original manual in .PDF format.
Contact Information:
General Questions:
Click to email Al
Request for Technical Help:
Click to email Mark
